Tyler, the Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw Delayed by Los Angeles Rain
Camp Flog Gnaw, an annual music festival established by Tyler, the Creator, has been postponed due to heavy rainfall in Los Angeles. Originally slated for this weekend at Dodger Stadium, the festival will now take place on November 22 and 23, 2023.
Details About the Postponement
Tyler announced the decision on Instagram, explaining that the severe weather forced them to choose between canceling or rescheduling. He stated, “We chose the latter.” To accommodate attendees, refunds will be available.
Rescheduled Festival Lineup
The revised festival will feature a slightly adjusted lineup. Key performers include:
- Tyler, the Creator
- ASAP Rocky
- Doechii
- Clipse
- Childish Gambino
- Earl Sweatshirt
- T-Pain
Notable acts such as Tems, Clairo, Sombr, and Don Toliver will not perform due to the change.
Festival Background
Camp Flog Gnaw was first held in 2012 as a one-day event at Club Nokia, now known as The Novo. The festival expanded to two days in 2016 and moved to Dodger Stadium in 2018. It is renowned for its unique, carnival-like atmosphere, featuring games, rides, and classic festival food like funnel cakes.
Latest Weather Impact
The recent storm is expected to unleash significant rainfall across Southern California, raising concerns about potential flooding and mudslides, especially in wildfire-affected areas. This severe weather has also led to the cancellation of a live taping of the “SmartLess” podcast featuring Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes, originally set for the Hollywood Bowl.
